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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-07

CuEYENNE, W. i. juno d The
Swan Bros, failure las as-uuedRncW
aud rc 'uliar phase since it has been
learned that after f. o'clock ~atur-
day night, instead of filing schcd-
ulr Of assets aud Liabilities. the ,us-
pended firm fled trust deeds of an
their property TO Erasmus Ncgcl, OF
this city. FRIDAY was the last OF the
twenty days alloWcdby Wyoming law
on bankruptcy to file with the pro-
bate Judge u statement -howing itcm-
led assets aud Liabilities of the firm,
aud nj u late hour FRIDAY night it was
expected that such statement would
Zee flied 1t is held hy number OF
lawyers here that this action OF Swan
Bros, places them on the same foot
ing witt relation To the creditors "a,
they stood before H-,Iguing and act
ing ON this advice suit iu attuyh-
lncnt have uecn commenced against
a. II. swan aud Tho>. swan ~ scN-
cral creditors.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-07
MN a\rIrNL NorEs
,,hoIn>u, Matters stat" FINANCE
touNt,ts Gcucrnl N"t"s

s,,,,i,.tt, MATTERS state Finance
convict. Gcucrn Notcs
-,.ot.l Di.ta. go The Examiner.
NrsnN. June The Harmony
club y san Antonio organization.
filed a charter to-day. $50 the Fort
Worth Water Power and Mauufaotur.
ing Go. capi'd. i-t0.Ho
The superintendent Of education
la. made the following pee. Al ruling.
"Whcn three trustees having ihe
oualiii. atoms requisite tor eligibility
cannot be- found IN the community. IL
shall be the duty of the county Judge
TO REQUIRE that snid munltf be
consolidated with another Jumuu ?!
having .uch trustees, who -hai. al
minister tlc -choo affair, OF oh
consolidated community DID,, tw
prescribing the qualifications ~ u.-.
tees j. Mau Jator, and must be com.
piiod with
so. school coupons are bcia1
drawn registered az 'Ac tr-n- ry.
Receipts from COLLECTORS direct to-.
day were 100000
The collectors OF webb ami BEL.
,ouutIo settled to-day.
Governor Ross tD.dA. rC wed 30
letter -aying that dghit o.uy. p
were received at OIL. Eu-h pc..'
tprN 10 May, io.ty 80 whom were
received the last week.
Attorney GENERA lloEg ir't This
NOR ny tor Beaumont Co loo. after
'l, case aiu-t the Lh-t l,Na- aud
sabine Pass Railroad Company,
against which "a silt 90 Dlu,c. lt-
,ho.,cr Ab- been instituted.
There were no new opmcnt-
in Tie train robbery cnsc-, To- day. 80.
thc tc-' monl goiug TO show Tat Tie
men now lu custody were ~ thor
respective homc- the git q .ae
robbery
The Jury in the n-. 90 lIaucJcn
charged with tho my-tcriou- murder
Of Dol, wife. about two years Hgu.
failed agree tO-ui1ht aud were dis
CHARGED after bciu. out t"o day s..
There were eNcn Tor juy,Dtiou OF
murder, four for mau-IAugAtcr aud
ono iorAcIuitul.
The governor tonight ordered
Captain SCOTS cou rauy OF lmger-
no" boo East TcNa-, after t.e ConnoI
brother, 20 W,Nhcriord 10 aid IN
trailing up the Texas md Pacific
jrGin robbers.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-07

fpy,.u Dispatch To lAc Examiner
EDDY, Juno Is Many visitors in
town A,t week, among which were
Mc--rs Chase and hlug and Mrs. b.
& Garland and daughter, NJ Waco.
lUc Eddy Literary Institute closed
Friday Prof. llarmcr has ben So.
cured a. principal tor the nest scs-
,ion
MIR, j. a Bradshaw, sitter short
illness died SATURDAY morning She
had many friends who mourn hcr
early de.'h.
CropIin the surrounding country
aIO reported n Inc condition lne
oats harvest progressing rapidly
and viii soon bc over, rs the acreage
IL small
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-07

-p.t.a pate 10 The Examiner,
FLEMING, June Co. Corn AID cotton
look well, and farmers think there
win bc an abundant yield tins year
They have commenced already to
tall of corn bring thirty cents a hushel
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-07

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A. Mluameoa N Go have ON
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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-07

.IrUINE Bios
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-18

To the Trade Of Seattle and Puget Sound:
We take this opportunity to announce
that we have opened in Seattle a
Wholesale and Retail CigG and Tobacco House
An experience Of many years in this
line of trade and advantageous connections with large
Eastern and Coast establishments enable Us to open
business under the Favorable Circumstances and render
fully prepared supply dealers in the Pacific Northwest from
Stock of Peculiar Excellence and that will in
particular satisfactory to all parties
In the wholesale department will be carried Stock
Iof Cigars and Tobacco adapted in every way to the wants
Puget patrons examination into the quality prices
this respectfully solicited the belief that the dealers
this section place orders with their highest profit and advantage
In the retail department the people of
Seattle and vicinity will always find full line of all the
LEADING BRANDS of Foreign and Domestic Cigars.
Carefully Selected from the Choicest Stock in the
Havana Key West and New York Markets. and the attention of the
public especially called the following brands which will be
carried in all sizes and shapes:
HNEE.OnxrEnD. r
AristOcratica, La Flor de Cuba,
HI. Upmann, La Carolina,
La Intimidad, Florence FIOretta,
La CORiaRZa, III IberadOr,
Certina Mora Ca, Garfield, Virginia.
Figaro La Corona de oro La Hgtxella
Dazzle, Miss.
CHEWING AND SMOKING TOBACCOS
&c 7 q A r Fl II II Fl s.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-18

When American newspapers urge the
construction OF ahip canal through
Nicaragua, and stop With the canal,
they merely urge theig eonntrymen 10
open q way through which EBgliah
ships can the more successfully CON-
pete With American transoontinenfai
roads. Until American ehips are gives
q chance 20 compete with foreign ships,
the more canals that may be
constructed the more absolute will
be the sway OF Great Brit
ain on tie ocean. Until our country
does what England has done, and what
Francs and Holland are doing, there Il
no occasion for Q Nicaragua canal.
Long ago thiFty-fve yeara-EnQland
have the maiis delivered 10 every port
pecially with the four or 4va most i'm
poFtans countries Of South America.
They we're contracts. too, 10 run for sew
ducad EuQlish manufacturers 10 eatah-
lish business houses In those countries.
Az soon 90 ocean cables we're establish
ed 70 be success, England connected
Brsxii With herself. For several PEARS
the ships Gid noe nearly pay expenses.
and the merchants rssped bat Q small
reward for their work. Bat Cd last
they learned the habits and gained the
eonAdescs Of the natives. and nov they
have net only q mighty trade,
but Q mighty prestige. To
heIp this last, the Brit
ish admlRala WeFe ordered 10 make
thass same ports with their ileets occa-
sionally, 10 shov that behind English
merchants there VAS, moreover, Eng
lish protection. VITA Rach Q start
our Law makers sag II our own ahips
eAanea compese without Q Subsidy,
why IL 10 better 10 withdraw from the
confess. In such state Of affairs IL
10 sinply ridiculous TO advoeaie The
opening Of the NicarARua Canal
without at the eame time advooasine
something which will begin 10 re-
store American ehips 10 the saas.
Were the canal opened today, there
would net pound Of goods from the
Orient, destined for New York or Ea-
rope, ever cone near San Francisco,
and only q triAipg portion Of the
freight waaid be carried In American
shipa. The huildlnR Of q navy; the
creation Of impsFtans American steam
lines, and the: necessary legislation
10 make those linss permanent. are
works that most Be prosecuted 10 con-
pseaion before the Nicaragua Canal
snail be eomplsted, OF tbs canal will
merely do for England In tie Wssf,
chat The 6ueE Canal did In the East
Sad Lake Trsoans.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-18
MURDERED Rr PRuunrnE.

Thousands Of nea die every day
Whs might b saved. Prsiadsaa haa
murdered many man and woman. II
IL weFe believed that The sam Of dis.
ease eould BE sedused By physie much
would be gained. TIE naahlmars Of
death wonid noe fFiRhtsn % ~ il doea
In car modern eivslizasion re oaGhi
reasonAAly 30 expees disease 10 ssttie
upon % becaose we Do % naoh 10 at-
kresS is; haeanaa wa % often Aad 90
steadily expose ourselves 80 Il. As the
same time ws all oaaht 10 understand.
~ eaEt Of cur Fadimentaxy sdueaEion,
that 10 save ourselves fFotn the elects
Of sash expoae some kind Of fostinsa-
sioa sheaia Be huiit aFcand c1r vital
forces lesa the e1emy enRry n, aa 10
we're. By q a161en onAIan0hk Fer
many years he anpreindiced have used
bran4fsahss Pills in tha way and they
have proved . @oaa elective val
againsa tAa appEoaeh Of dissase- Seop
tha daily maraeKa-we had almost said
satsidsa-hy using these piEla- Thsy
sueak fer tAe@safxes - a. thew ast.
Wher ewagythina else has failed BRAID
rstAs Pills have saved iivaa. Theg are
- b bad % every drag STARE.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-18
A rnEsmATac Tgsa 70 EERerE.

ColonsI J. II. Piecoa, of smishinRton,
Who hes been atadyine Che use Of pnen.
natie tubes, has reached q potEt q
wkich he hopes 20 show thai o tabs
aoroaa kha Atlantic can be uaed. Follow.
Ina Il 9 description OF ths APPARATUS q
he ooneeivsa III. The Tubes will always
be In eoaples. With the currents Of aiz
Ia enc tubs always moving 10 an cppo-
site direction from tbs other, Tne
heayiegt cannon viii serve 70 illnskrase
the tube. A car takes the piace Of the
charge, the tate 70 be indednitely con-
ssuuous aad the speed Of the car TO Be
governed By the rapidity With which
air can be forced thFoagh. Time ts re-
quiRed 10 establish cnfFens Of air hOw-
ing with arest swfEtuess through tube,
perhaps thousands of miles In length,
hus wien once created the melton
viii be nearly uniform. TIE spsed
Of the current may b made
~ great 90 may be desired by using the
steam driver fans emplsyed In blast
fuRnaees. Niagara Falls could drive
blast fans and furnish motive power
to keep in motion the trains 30 eonnsci
this continent with the ED world. Toe
Temperature within the tabs may be
regulated By passing blasts Of air enter
ing the sube through furnaces or oveS
Ice. The apeed atfainable may reach
100 miies "A hour. The tuba lining
and ear exterior would be Of polished
steel with corrugated sides matching
With wheels provided With anti-fricsiou
bearings. Tbs speed, owing 10 thu
eurEatnFe Of Che eaRkhis surface, will
tend TO overcome all weiQhs and the
pressure viii be upon the upper part Of
limit TO the speed attainahls. The in
yantiens consist 10 the details Of the
woFk.-Hartford Coarass.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-18

ThsFs d some taIk Of eEsAnizlng q
lyce1na a La Oonnof.
Ths San Juan lime quaFEies are said
10 be doing eonaideFabts hnaineaa.
Ths city enunciI eontempiahaa she en-
tanaioB Of lSah sireat fram The coleny
wharf 10 the foot Of Holly street, con-
meeting Whatcoaa ana 8ehome. Bids
for tbs work viii probably be asked fos
Ia he near fatafa. --RsssSsls.
whansvas tha invading Ohlness pass
Ferndaie Ia the night all he boafs are
foand next morning on the south side
Of she river o. noasing down stream.
and q few moments after, The weai sid
ere ere 40 ire wAaeF In che NcokaAeh
begins 10 boil ana siszlea away like .
hos sanespaa until al The boats are col
lscted again. --Baaaas ysarHaI.
Prospects, for opening up The Cascade
Tell Route from Nhateam 10 The Okan-
aRan river. 10 better shan a. any tsrae In
the past. AZ ths aanaAl meeting Of the
sa0aA holdaFa, held lm this eiay 90 Tees
day. the mosa encouraging reports ware
sabmitted, and the directors we're al
thofsssd 10 pash vofk - early ~ pFacsi-
cable.
Mr.. Evans near Blaine, Ioasi his resi-
denes ana housaholA eooaa ~ Gre last
week. Az asaAl in The case of ara, no
cue was a hcma al the time. Mr.. Evans
waa ahsent "a Seattle and he family
wuae tempoFaFiiy Abaans q q naiahbosa
The hind hearted people Of tbs viSinisy
have VERY eanaFoaaly donated lAbog 20
wAga The haslainE of new h0usS for
the homeless fAmtly. R@sslls.
A eaEtain Faw>henaS individual will
And thia eeansRy entirely toe wArm for
hlm u be does noa eaaAee Ia saheR bas
tnam than ptictlna Oasneee acRoas the
lima He wAs s@em Q few aAya aRa 9
ebert dsatAnaa eaat ef RlMiaa saAFchinR
out aaTk pasha BY whieh 10 LEAD Dis Gle
tailed fnlie9era leroaah The wood8. A
damp dAKk mhadowy paaca WHARF no
Waite man can live. Il the spot fer hin.
--BiAsas .feara@l
Iast Friday agieEnoon aome iitals hoys
we're in The oatMAiras q WhAscam PLAY
tn1 With FVveivss. when seeing thear
father agpFeaehing they hmrriedly e.
ereeea il and iesL Tna next nognina
ane Of Mr.. w Jenkin's Eisais hays as
eompAnaed hy . aan of En-. Treasurer
DoaPe. discovered the wsapaa And son
msnesa b Investigate. Master gsnkins
hald ne weapo1 IN hfA hAnd wAer
yoang Caapa snAdeaty saAAea Il BY the
msxasa. thaa tnRutne GO himwslg. wnsn
a zee aeataNnaAily discharged. sha ball
eGaas1ng Ats FfRAa aiae and tnaiealnM q
aans.Foas woand Tha revolver waa q
Ss-ioo atHa. We dtd nea learn wAseheF
~ ealisi Fsmatnad IN ths woazA o. noa.
- Sfaass .FearssA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-18

A painful episode shas interrupted
loves ypanR dream Il taie BIZ the 10
ssiva Sasstis: Ga, q vas psRfeeaiy
awfai.s said zoe younG womaa 10 an.
oaheF In street car whtch Rad atoRped
On Lake sarses s1tteh The oehsr DAY,
Il vaa lying IN the hammock. /" aha vent
%, and vas dFNasae In my pink nunis
ysilAnR-and. u Do say u. yea knew
look pretty aiea h thaa-anA be wn4
sitting IN porch chair heaida me. II
waa lovely avsainR, fns there waGn's 9
sign OF maQn, and even tie street.
lamp % the eoFaeg wamt fiwhsed. Wa
we're hAvin9 q aoli9nsful tine. on, ID
as 9elightful He hsid ena 90 my
hanSs. and ksrs ne hAmmoak suaysnr
eack and fortA. Finally be lnans6 10
wAra me. bis face Aineat 10 nana, sna
! knee he waa going 10 cay nomashane
awfulfy ntaas wnea-whAA DO voc think
The hammoak string eroksl I bad
s2ksn oG nv hnBale % ] eoaid neaiina
oonfegtAegy IN the hAmmoek. and say,
he way ! struek tnSa pofah-" Bal
taas tAsn the ear spsd 90.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-18


Il "a nrkfaa 80 Cuaazssman
Caskfma II 1n6iamnpnzAs % BHn9A3
- 2 aasa ~. WIN ". nooknE - ne
hoAhB 90 Paxsa2. @an9 ~ NAws - 49,
1 snnnena wma Q $50 ams aSan1 cd h9n
BnsanF. Tia mmg cor seMEexa1kSoS
aszr3e&. Gazkfma asked ms aa0a& Uf&xy
Horse Wa Wgnh. ana F9azuxka9 shn1 he
nzade q snwy nfuEmEs1Qze pdsa1Ee 10 tne
$50. Il magsr aaw boa nna sfhsF naan
via snah = villa amA wooEET aessaEe 8
vmn Wysk lad. ems shm4 wns ~ 0nan
CannFHNamaan MAnm vii Sos mMZe.
NJ rsaTaannAsd one of TIE km&ssi0K as
fEfnfa a. hls E1szs q tka lima Ben Hle-
~ wns haHsuR 10 end @f taazh1D VIII
San Oa1 ana q Rue& mmay sehaf peopas
a ffa Hnnmz. and 6oiER a3am nj ~
mnsa ex less fm ms eva peanla4R Ma8.
Ths 0Afn nan had nssm l1adsd fer 6am-
famsn Ter anms time I'D - taas one aAy
10 aes his ehmnsa.
IBIS apseeh Vas simply Q toFrsnt Of
vusanr a5nas. ard wouaa knyB a4kTaa1sd
unmssiamsed diRRusa bad Il ns4 been fnF
hIs paeniimr asmsnxn, whfeh tsmpsEsa To
dfmEans wzsh miEeh. Hs has fAghtnn
e. Fnisang his asms f1at AZ hlNA nD0sa
his hend a puasln3a and snea wFinRinx
hia han&s o. shcngA hs wess making 2
dnlixians as1ampe 30 wiring tham on.
Well. ald Beu SIS thEUaRh TIE speese,
wish bis ens Rno4 sye naI& Hnnt,
not mcEinx Q mu@s1a. Whan ne
Ohio mnn had hniahed and taken
Bis ssna, Ben roas--oaim, 6ianiasd and
imuesanise--a stood In he eiMie. Eos
hnlf minute be sid n0thing. Then
he ba@mns sMF. EpeaAsE.s Anoehss
paasa. log and pondssDas. Everybody
waited wiah huahed hEsnEh Tor him %
eonainns. Ra1sing hia armas Ben So
prednesd exseslg tbs Res1ara Of the
Ohie Congressman. Then 30 peKfnafiad
his arms % fall again and for anotheG
half minute stood s1ln and silent:
sThaa 10 eli, MF. GpsaksF.
aaid aha ahFewd aud sarcastic son Of
Massachusetts,. 4 lass wznfed 10 anaweE
tha aenfisman from Ohio.' dndRtna
/ FEom abs load laughter and aUplaasE
whieh foIi0wsd, cid Benss apesch vas d
onca the shortest and The best deliseTed
IN The Lever Hcuse. s-Ossaha World.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-18

'rfea1 rear ssnEA SIR; snly nvs esst.
eaov.s sat4 . lunR-eeNas1 sAkir 10 az
awkward tssktnz es1naEyman.
Ne. aant wx1a b Try uy tenna
rexktea tna ec4naFyEAE. my faAAsr
ksiaH3 ks@ssaf while tesaaGR Asa lnnra.
~ktAAnd himse3f He maaa havs
haawe& EEps4y hMrsas
~Ds4hJ hlow lard enoaxA % h mirhI
have b@3n Mlixe ta3Ay-
HOS US fk. An9Aawf+
~Why. sna saA, hs ksaaad hts lnags b.
hSawtnx ats Q a&aaEaa. an4 e De ~
hiswaA hAFdar tkan tAs paw6sR "a a.
mAea EAEA4 have Eaes e11 "a sAa ATaesA
ina1aaa - tAF0aRA - unmaA
nsmm fa&wNa&mag.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-18

RagnEnr CO.. Nnng- FaasliQsMMr.
cpwwwsrzsm sea-. 1Ts-Ths rsanefns
ek Ne. xbmms Cagspxs wAo dlad 10
wNatnam 80 Eman ~, wsz2 hEsaRh4
he1n en- So msamm E&mke om 1mnszAy
mnsmx fes knm&n1. Th1 fnnaE&l
saewfnsm wn6n Asa nE - MezAe&saa
Ennnpal CMSsh MaH. GearKa LAn1aag
y laflmz na1sa y Rev, @. O. 0sza.
81. 0aE1n9 waa coo E8snaR 81 Mzs. 9gam
Kknaek ~ Ahiu plaes, an9 Mrn. @Bn4sRs
wtsA - x-7npsz 6Euese, e 0RaGans
~ amH wma mszRzT A8 N9mEm.
Ha1zT BGNshznN snn nf R1Et Tswn-
ssn1se o4fnaaEEs i maktaR . assA6ed
hmpsUgsa18 IN tna aDpNaRnnna 81 fze
Maann1a hall Tks enlaids ID seeeixfnR
sssarai nusAm ~ whi1s paint. The walls
ct the kedRs xsom viii be Q pake hlmes
whils the woed waxk VIII b. bime ef 8
darker ahn6s. MFs NaEthEop hns several
tahs 81 hmna u skf9 paaea- Jaesph Ia
Cr1ax NO wsa woEkinG wilh him. had
bis laft arm bEoksn nnaB shs wFisa. SAD
80 wgim 6Eaisea1nd On Tuesday. The
nscdsnt oaeaHre1 ~ o Ladder RtvinR
way and laafina him dOwn. pz. B11Ey
has 6hs eass fn ehaFEs. and tie pasleus
ID d0fua wail aad expesss ~ mAnipulass
she bEnah with ons hand IN Q day o
two.
Ths fail terra Of me Paast eoun6
Aaa9amT 81 fAts ylasa began On Ih9Ks-
day. Thn baildkng kas Feeens1y 70
ssfTs6 fmpoEeMnf FspakFs and Alterations
as d new ID arz8 class oon6itian Tor
ske aea0mm0dation Of sta6ents.
DaFinz tie shssncs Of q. 3. Williams
IN Ofaaon, Mrs. Mollia Clapp, vita af
C4ntRfn JnRauh w. C.apD, Of tbs ship
0eneFsl batlsFs las ehaERs o. tha as
trles ashooE.
Miss Flora CEsnney. sistar 81 Mfs
OlAcp. Is q psFmanena teaehsE IN tha
same RsA0oi In another dspaxtmsns.
John Robertson haa isaasd the prop
aFsy q Cleveland, bsi0uafng 10 DR.. II.
q. Wliiison eg RsEa Iownasnd, fog .
term ef years. and has saknn late part
nefahip, OaptRin II. Roedeg 81 WhAt-
con, and A. w. Arnni6 and George b.
Libbay Of Whidnsy Island. They have
recently eompieled o wharf on the
yFsminaa, Femogad tie warehouse 10 .
new point. and have sill shs facilities
fox ehe mhipuens ef farm pgedaas, etc..
which viii be q great eonyenienos 10
the farmers Of that vicinity 80 there h
large qaansitg Of grain snd POTATOES
grown there.
Among ths persons Visiting frssnds
sad relatives hare aFe Hrs. b. n. Han
Geek, and Misa 6nsis Hancock, Of Se-
aAtle, aad Mra ~ s. Drew. Of Port
Gamble whose 500 Edward ID etzdsnt
e the aeadsmy.
Harvesting and shrsshina are pro-
aEeazina anely, and eFopa afs good.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-18

OursrnH ORExscx.-if did tha BERT 81
YusAseR and essEytAin9 bsazntnR 20 w~ll
the baem 81 IsSA TIE TINE h nus far
dtssana whsn tkses vii be q great city
saanAaA co a. sd o. Of Eal3oss hay, np6
ona sAAt oil Waakinasen Territory VII
be peun& ef.-La Csnasr 4ssL
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-18

Il pATttealaxiy favorahse % tie eonsrMe-
tlnn Of DsPAsAezaA. Haad the wagninr
Gn1 go naEhs's PrceAyiAsssa Finia. Il
a aHea ailays We tDaAmmataon Of ths
teFsaA sne9ess ne Gain ard gives per
asn&Hs Rsalaf. IL proEpsfB mNa s&aaa.
sally destroys al sant&9son and diph-
taer1aia RsRD4. Il d akagnmra aeainsa
aaphthssaA, and shaal4 Be esd e. tha
srsa Rg@psoGs Of sose thFoAs q q
eaxRae.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-18
Txaaareax FErur.

D. b. Howe. he IowaT MAin saress
fFaieseaF. 10 FseetvfnR largo quantifiea
of fgais ffam waxAtn9s0n 1eFriacFy.
TIE fruit b very ana and % txesllena
aasoe. He II rsosixinR peaaAea. plans
and epriesss In large quantities. and
aispoaes af tesma ea aztAsx wNotesAis or
retail. Hs1eaa Fa6epe16sms.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-18

Lsek a tha neU and nohAy nssktiss
- feklaa . aanRarmA1'G anaA
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-02-02
The Efeotsof Menta, Exhaustion

Many diseasesespecially those of the ner-
vous system, are the products Of daily re-
newed mental exhaustion. Business ayoca-
lions often involv an amount of mental wear
and tear very preldIcial TO physical health,
and the prefessiot If arduously pursued. are
no less destruotivlto brain and nerve tissue.
1t is one of the INST important attributes of
Hostetter's Stomeh Bitters, that it com
pensates for this udue loss OF tissue, and that
it lmparts new nergy to the brain and
nerves. The rapiity with which it renews
weakened mental nergy ana physical vitality
ing properties are ( the highest order. Be-
sides increasing Will stamina, and counter
acting the effects mental exhaustion. this
potential medicine lures and prevents fever
and ague. rheumatim, chronic dyspepsia and
constipation, kldng ana uterine weakness
and other complaints. Physicians also com
menu 1t az medated stimulant and rem
edy.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-02-02

~ EORGIA, CHATHAM CounrY.--Notico is
NJ hereby given 70 All uersons having de-
papds againet BENJAMIN y. FEIfRfL L.de-
uKt,within the time prcacrihnd by IaAT, 10 as 90
show their character and amount; and en-
UorsouH iN'lehteu 20 said deceased are hereby
required 10 make immonilnfp payment nae.
JANUARY -. 1887 T4 r. KANENEh
Qualified E<centpf win D. &. Flrrill. decd.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-02-02
xroal Nnftrre.

EORGIA, CHATHAM COUNTY. Notice ID
VI hereby given TO all persons having de-
mands against BELLE &. CORSON. deceased,
TO present them 10 me. properly made out,
show their character and amount, ana oil
persons indebted to said deceased are hereby
Required to make Immediate payment TO me.
january 4, 1881.
JOSEPH HULL.
Administrator Estate Belle q. Corson. de-
ceased.